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28 February 2014

Today The Intraday market is slightly higher as the Nifty
maintains up move. The Nifty is up 17.80 points at 6256.60 and the Sensex is up
81.15 points at 21068.14. About 1189 shares have advanced, 984 shares declined,
and 143 shares are unchanged.

The Indian rupee is lower, tracking Asian currencies. Asian Intraday
markets are trading mostly lower as investors digest a raft of Japanese
economic data and await China's official manufacturing data due tomorrow. Asian currencies are trading mostly weak. In commodities,
gold is on track for it's fourth week of gains as renewed tensions in Ukraine
drove up safe-haven demand for the precious metal. Crude prices trend lower.

The Intraday market opened on a flat note after a day
holiday. The Sensex is up 20.55 points at 21007.54, and the Nifty is down 10.35
points at 6228.45. About 311 shares have advanced, 136 shares declined, and 29
shares are unchanged. Dr Reddy's Labs, Tata Motors, Sun Pharma, Bajaj Auto and
Sesa Sterlite are top gainers in the Sensex. Among the laggards are Maruti,
HDFC Bank and ONGC.

The Indian rupee opened lower by 12 paise at 62.10 per
dollar against 61.98 Wednesday. The dollar holds steady this morning, after a
surge in us equities confirmed investor appetite for risk and helped the
currency recoup some of the losses suffered earlier on geopolitical concerns.US
stocks climbed, propelling the S&P 500 to a record close. Asian Intraday markets
softened in morning trade.

26 February 2014

Today Morning Live Intraday Updates:The Intraday market has opened flat on February series
expiry. The Nifty is up 2.40 points at 6202.45. The Sensex is up 15.22 points
at 20867.69, and About 230 shares have advanced, 80 shares declined, and 14
shares are unchanged.

Hindalco, Tata Power, NTPC, Bharti Airtel and Cipla are top
gainers in the Sensex. Among the major laggards are M&M, L&T, Bajaj
Auto, Tata Motors and Sesa Sterlite.

The Indian rupee opened on flat note at
61.95 per dollar versus 61.94 Tuesday. The yen is broadly firmer in early trade
following a generally lackluster session that saw investors give the dollar a
wide berth on the back of a decline in US treasury yields.

Asian Intraday markets got off to a cautious start on
Wednesday following a flat finish on Wall Street due to concerns over opaque
policy moves in China kept investors on edge. In commodities, crude oil edged
up early after falling the previous day when industry data showed a buildup in
US crude stockpiles and renewed economic worries in China.

The Indian Intraday market on Tuesday gained for the third
consecutive session with the support from technology, capital goods and HDFC
group stocks.

25 February 2014

The Intraday market has opened on a strong note. The Sensex
is up 88.75 points at 20900.19, and the Nifty is up 23.10 points at 6209.20.
About 274 shares have advanced, 70 shares declined, and 5 shares are unchanged.
Banks are lending support to the indices.

HDFC, Tata Power, Bharti Airtel, NTPC and Sesa Sterlite are
top gainers in the Sensex. Among the laggards are Bajaj Auto, Hindalco and Dr
Reddy's Labs. The Indian rupee opened with a marginal gain of 8 paise at 61.98
per dollar on Tuesday as against previous day's closing value of 62.06 a
dollar.
The Indian equity market is expected to see a positive opening as indicated by
the SGX Nifty that rose 25 points to 6,220. The Sensex rose 110.69 points to close
at 20,811.44 and the Nifty climbed 30.65 points to 6,186.10.Meanwhile, Wall Street ended higher though off session highs with the S&P
500 that was trading just below the record close. European markets too ended
higher after Spain was upgraded by Moody's. Asian markets were trading in the
positive territory in the morning trade.

24 February 2014

Today The Intraday market kick-starts the week on a mute
note. The Sensex is down 2.47 points at 20698.28, and the Nifty is down 14.50
points at 6140.95. About 224 shares have advanced, 149 shares declined, and 19
shares are unchanged.
Tata Power, Bharti Airtel, Wipro, BHEL and Coal India are top gainers in the
Sensex. Among the top losers in the Sensex are NTPC, Sesa Sterlite, ITC, Cipla
and Axis Bank. The Indian rupee opened flat at 62.10 per dollar on first day of
the week as against Friday's closing value of 62.12 per dollar. The euro holds
steady against the dollar this morning.

In commodities, crude prices rise in early trade. Recovering
some of the previous session's losses, as Geo-political uncertainty lent
support to oil prices.

From precious metals space, gold is mostly unchanged in
early trade, supported by concerns over the pace of US. Economic recovery and
an increase in holdings on the bullion-backed exchange traded funds.

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21 February 2014

Today The Intraday market has opened in green territory.The
Sensex is up 70.92 points at 20607.56, and the Nifty is up 16.85 points at
6108.30. About 256 shares have advanced, 68 shares declined, and 14 shares are
unchanged. Tata Motors, Infosys, Coal India, Cipla and M&M are top gainers
in the Sensex.

ONGC is the top losers in the Sensex. International Monetary
Fund (IMF) has raised concerns over the government's fiscal jugglery saying
that the government's move to shift spending to the next year may not be ideal.
It has further added that the RBI will need to continue raising its policy
interest rate given the sticky nature of inflation.

The Indian rupee opened flat at 62.19 per dollar in the
early trade on Friday. It closed at 62.22 Thursday. The dollar pulled away from
a seven-week low against the euro and pushed higher against the yen in early
Asian trade, bolstered by upbeat US economic data.

20 February 2014

The Intraday market is dragging in early morning trade as
the Sensex is down 91.01 points at 20631.96. The Nifty is down 25.60 points at
6127.15. About 117 shares have advanced, 191 shares declined, and 18 shares are
unchanged.The Indian rupee weakened marginally in early trade. It opened lower by 18 paise at
62.38 per dollar as against Tuesday's closing of 62.20 a dollar. The euro was
at USD 1.3731 pulling back from seven-week highs of USD 1.3773 against the
greenback.Asian markets have opened weak with trade deficit data weighing on the Nikkei.
Meanwhile, crude prices trend mixed with Nymex trading near a four-month high
at above USD 103 a barrel ahead of data from the United States and china that
may give cues for fuel demand in the world's two largest oil consumers. And the
precious metal gold bounced back after falling nearly 1 percent in the previous
session.Facebook to buy Whats appfor $16 bn : Shares in Facebook slid 5 percent to USD 64.70 after hours, from a close of USD
68.06 on the Nasdaq.
Also, Facebook promised to keep the WhatsApp brand and service, and pledged a
USD 1 billion cash break-up fee were the deal to fall through. Facebook was
advised by Allen & Co, while WhatApp has enlisted Morgan Stanley for the
deal.

19 February 2014

After the rally seen yesterday, Today the intraday markethas opened quietly on Wednesday.The Sensex is up 20.33 points at 20654.54, and
the Nifty is up 5.35 points at 6132.45. About 211 shares have advanced, 87
shares declined, and 23 shares are unchanged.
Indian currency market and banks are shut on account of Shivaji Jayanti. US
markets closed mixed after a three-day holiday weekend with the Nasdaq rising
for an eight straight session. Asian markets have opened lower in early trade.

From the precious
metals space, gold has eased a bit in early trade but remains near the highest
level in more than three months as lingering worries about global economic
growth burnished its safe haven appeal.

In the currency space, the euro is holding onto
broad-based gains, having darted higher while the dollar took a hit from soft
economic data and news that foreign investors had been heavy sellers of US
assets. The yen meanwhile has weakened a tad bit.

18 February 2014

The
Intraday market has opened on a flat note, a day after FM P Chidambaram
presented Vote on Account in the Parliament. The Sensex is down 8.14 points at
20455.92, and the Nifty is down 2.00 points at 6071.30. About 191 shares have
advanced, 106 shares declined, and 28 shares are unchanged. The Indian rupee
opened marginally lower by 11 paise at 61.95 per dollar versus 61.84 Monday.

The yen inched down against its major counterparts in early trade on Tuesday,
as investors waited to see if the Bank of Japan would hold policy steady as
expected. The dollar rose about 0.2 percent to 102.10 yen, pulling away from a
nearly two-week low of 101.37 yen hit in the previous session, while the euro
also added about 0.2 percent on the day to 139.91 yen.

The Indian equity market is likely to open flat at 6092 according to SGX Nifty.
The market rose 97 points on Monday followed by the Vote on Account presented
by Finance Minister P Chidambaram. Meanwhile, Asian markets opened mixed this
morning. The Nikkei raced away to triple digit gains led by a weaker yen.
European markets too closed mixed while the US markets were shut for trade.Money
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